05-18-2008, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Eagleye
Yeah Right!!!! Get a grip bud. The Barnes TSX is a good bullet, but it has no real world advantage over a Partition of equal SD. You might be able to convince a noobie that the Partition is no good compared to the Barnes, but those of us who have used them for 40+ years know differently. Regards, Eagleye.
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LOL are we getting a little bit insecure  read what i posted , i never said the partitions were no good( did have a poke of fun at though  ) just that simply they are a lead core bullet and they are subject to the same physical limitations as other lead core bullets are.
Just because you have been useing a product for 40 years it does not make it better , 40 yrs ago it might have been the bee knees but bullets have evolved and gotten better across the board .
The partitions are no longer the standard in which bullets are measured by. Dont let stubborness and insecurity let you loose sight of the big picture when it comes to gaugeing performance .
Nosler obviously hasnt overlooked the promise of this design because they offer An E-tip bullet which is very similer to the Barnes in that it is a solid copper projectile but has some improvements .
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